Made in India Vehicles

[Max Pain]

I agree with what you say, and it is a real pity according to me.

About your choice of Pulsar, I'd just like to caution you about that series.... they are very attractively priced and have fancy 'doodahs' but are not built to last; esp the engines. One can pay more and buy Yamahas and Hondas (both made in India) for a better overall experience. Then there are two home-grown Indian brands Hero and TVS which make more reliable bikes and are nearly as good as the Japanese brands. Pulsar is more style than substance, in my opinion; though at a very attractive price band, in the short run.

well look at the bright side, Yamaha made their Plant back in April and the new YBR 125 is selling like hot cakes here,
so that may prompt Honda Pakistan to finally ditch the 1976 honda 125 that people still drive to this day and modernize their lineup,
I agree Yamaha has been the most famous Bike brand in a lot of countries, what The Indian version incorporates is some good tech that makes it even more fuel efficient, since we all are obsessed with mileage,and thats always in our minds when we're about to buy some automobile. so the Yamaha India and other brands made good use of that fact which in the end has benifitted the customers and the produces, and everyone's happy.

As for Bajaj Pulsar, most indian guys i came across had quite a positive view of Pulsar so what you said is a surprise.

 

[danish_vij]

As for Bajaj Pulsar, most indian guys i came across had quite a positive view of Pulsar so what you said is a surprise.

and count me in...with no disrespect to @Capt.Popeye i disagree with him..pulsars are build to last and keeping indian roads in mind.....u can c my profile pic i am using one....for what u get in that price tag i will say its bang for buck and about reliability some people have bad experiences cuz they dont get bike serviced properly...my bike is almost over 14 months old and i have frnds who have like 4-5 year old model,,,,but it a depends on the way to take care of your bike

i would say pulsar is built keeping our roads in mind....once u ride it u will know why

 

[Max Pain]

and count me in...with no disrespect to @Capt.Popeye i disagree with him..pulsars are build to last and keeping indian roads in mind.....u can c my profile pic i am using one....for what u get in that price tag i will say its bang for buck and about reliability some people have bad experiences cuz they dont get bike serviced properly...my bike is almost over 14 months old and i have frnds who have like 4-5 year old model,,,,but it a depends on the way to take care of your bike

i would say pulsar is built keeping our roads in mind....once u ride it u will know why

True true, but that analogy stands with almost any bike,
you take care of it, it'll last.

 

[danish_vij]

True true, but that analogy stands with almost any bike,
you take care of it, it'll last.

the thing with pulsars is people want to use it rough and also not maintain it well......
well i use this beast rough and also maintain it

 

[Max Pain]

the thing with pulsars is people want to use it rough and also not maintain it well......
well i use this beast rough and also maintain it

may you have great experience with it,

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Weirdest control panel I've every seen on a car

Mahindra Compact SUV KUV 100

Upcoming TATA Compact SUV

Will take elements of the Nexon concept

 

[Water Car Engineer]

 

[Echo_419]

Weirdest control panel I've every seen on a car

Mahindra Compact SUV KUV 100

Upcoming TATA Compact SUV

Will take elements of the Nexon concept

Tata's car looks good & WTF is up with Mahindra 1st that monstrosity TUV 300 & now this weird *** control panel for KUV

 

[ashok321]

Weirdest control panel I've every seen on a car

This is called dashboard gear:

 

[GreenApple]

Weirdest control panel I've every seen on a car

This is called dashboard gear:

.Is it applicable only for automatic ones or manual ones- which will have movement in 2 planes.

 

[Capt.Popeye]

and count me in...with no disrespect to @Capt.Popeye i disagree with him..pulsars are build to last and keeping indian roads in mind.....u can c my profile pic i am using one....for what u get in that price tag i will say its bang for buck and about reliability some people have bad experiences cuz they dont get bike serviced properly...my bike is almost over 14 months old and i have frnds who have like 4-5 year old model,,,,but it a depends on the way to take care of your bike

i would say pulsar is built keeping our roads in mind....once u ride it u will know why

No problems , amigio. I wrote about the Pulsar; based on what I'd heard from some youngsters who owned Pulsars and then disposed them off to buy Yamahas and one of them even bought a Hero. I've never used a Pulsar, the last bike I'd owned was the Yamaha RD350 and then Jawas/Yezdis before that! Did not feel like owning a Bullet in my time.

 

[ashok321]

.Is it applicable only for automatic ones or manual ones- which will have movement in 2 planes.

5 speed/manual also okey.

 

[danish_vij]

No problems , amigio. I wrote about the Pulsar; based on what I'd heard from some youngsters who owned Pulsars and then disposed them off to buy Yamahas and one of them even bought a Hero. I've never used a Pulsar, the last bike I'd owned was the Yamaha RD350 and then Jawas/Yezdis before that! Did not feel like owning a Bullet in my time.

i think we both can agree on this...alot depends on how u maintain it......
may b i have a good experience with new generation pulsars(also includs 180 series)...nd ur frnds have bad one with old gen pulsars

and about the bullet part it depends on taste.....my taste is sports or naked sports

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Total of 1000 TATA Xexons sold to the Myanmar military

Will be offered TATA Kestrel when it's finished development

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Mahindra's new compact SUV - KUV 100